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Cervical spine nerves compression
My father is 68 yrs old his hands have been vibrating and losing sensetional function and unable to hold things cant stand properly very weak muscles please give us right advise for him we have done M.R.I of his cervical spine Dr has said for operation
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In cervical Spondylosis there is compression of the spinal cord. If the compression is severe and symptoms are progressing (worsening day by day), Surgery is done to reduce the pressure on nerves to prevent further worsening. Different surgical procedures for the same are available - laminectomy, discectomy, corpectomy, etc. Most of these procedures are done by a Neurosurgeon under the magnification of a microscope - hence also known as Microsurgery.
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